Sentence examples for recognised since from inspiring English sources
Although lasting psychological damage from horrific experiences has been recognised since time immemorial, it is only since 1980, when veterans were still experiencing stress from the Vietnam war, that PTSD has been a formal psychiatric diagnosis.In this section Messengers in the modern world Why music?
Vera Atkinson, British Gymnastics: "Gymnastics is a beautiful sport, recognised since the very first contemporary Games in Athens in 1896.
They have all recognised, since the death of the doctrine of the divine right of kings, that hereditary monarchs have no right to interfere.
The rising tensions have focused international attention on the maritime boundary in the Yellow Sea, which North Korea has not recognised since it was unilaterally set in 1953.
His immense value has never been fully recognised since he made his Test debut against England in his native Georgetown in 1994, when many said he was selected to boost gate receipts.
Indeed, the more that people learn about forests, the more perilous their mismanagement seems.They also make rainThat forests regulate water run-off, mitigating risks of flooding and drought, has been recognised since ancient times.
Difficult to recognise, since it is subtle, informal and generally embodied in well-established cultural, organisational and behavioural patterns.
Box 2 Why is discrimination so hard to acknowledge Difficult to recognise, since it is subtle, informal and generally embodied in well-established cultural, organisational and behavioural patterns.
Nevertheless, all these low frequency variations are poorly marked and they are difficult to recognise since Tyrol time series contains a great fraction of its signal in the higher frequency domain.
The existence of a diabetic cardiomyopathy has been recognised since 1972 [ 52].
The association between ILD and lung cancer has been recognised since 1952 (Callahan et al, 1952).
